EBook Design Jobs

I'm ready to turn our finished guide into a polished, branded PDF that feels bold, playful and clean from cover to final page. We're The Feeding Zoo, an Australian brand making stainless steel tableware for kids, and this free guide for parents is how new subscribers will first meet us. Every page needs to look intentional, on-brand and easy to read on a phone. Here's what I need from you: - A full guide layout (roughly 12 pages) built for digital reading, with clear hierarchy and room to breathe. - Consistent designs for the repeating elements: section banners, "swap this for that" tables, evidence callout boxes and tip lists. - Simple custom icons or graphics that reinforce key points without clutter. - Delivery of the final PDF plus the editable source file (Ca...

My nonfiction manuscript for an adult readership is ready for its final push to publication, and I need end-to-end support to make it bookstore-worthy. The book combines elements of comedy with mystery, featuring funny adult jokes and a touch of suspenseful intrigue. First, I want a meticulous round of editing and proofreading that tightens language, corrects grammar, and preserves my voice throughout. Once the text is spotless, I’ll need professional formatting for both print and the main ebook platforms—think Kindle (EPUB/KPF), Apple Books, and a print-ready PDF with proper trim sizes, margins, headers, and an embedded table of contents. A compelling cover is equally important. I’m after a front-spine-back design that speaks to adult readers, delivered in high-res...

My 7,000-word gardening guide is full of photos and personality—but the Kindle draft I uploaded looks awful. I tried running the text through ChatGPT and only made matters worse. Now I need a skilled formatter to rescue the manuscript and turn it into something readers will enjoy on any device. What I already know needs attention • Professional, uniform fonts and paragraph styles throughout • Properly aligned text with comfortable margins and spacing • Smart image placement—inline, centered, or end-of-chapter, whichever truly looks best for each photo • A handful of lingering typos or stray sentences removed You’ll start from the existing Word/Docx file (and the rough Kindle draft if it helps) and deliver a polished, Kindle-ready file plus th...